In May, we announced a challenge on DEV, in partnership with our friends at GitHub: the GitHub + DEV 2023 Hackathon.
Our brilliant participants were challenged to build brand new apps using GitHub Actions and GitHub Codespaces. Submissions were to be filed in one of five categories: Maintainer Must-Haves, DIY Deployments, Interesting IoT, Phone Friendly, or Wacky Wildcards.
It's never easy for contest judges to pick just one Grand Prize winner per category and 10 runners-up and this time was no different. Even so, judges from the DEV and GitHub teams managed to pick our winners and I'm excited to share them with you today!
Let's take a look at the winning projects for the GitHub + DEV 2023 Hackathon!
Maintainer Must-Haves: @lyqht
DeepL Translate Github Action
Estee Tey γ» May 22 '23
DIY Deployments: @disukharev
OpenCommit: GitHub Action to improve commits with meaningful messages on every `git push` π€―π«
Dima Sukharev γ» May 21 '23
Interesting IoT: @kafechew
MooptOS: Open IoT Platform for Decentralized Urban Farming
Kai Chew γ» May 22 '23
Phone Friendly: @sandy_codes_py
Deploy pygames to GitHub Pages with WebAssembly - PWA ready!
Santhosh (sandy inspires) γ» May 21 '23
Wacky Wildcards: @arndom
Play a Game of Tetris generated from your GitHub
Nabil Alamin γ» May 23 '23
All Grand Prize Winners will receive:
- $1,500 USD gift card or equivalent π€
- $300 USD credit to the DEV Shop π
- DEV Sticker Pack β¨
- DEV βGitHub + DEV 2023β Grand Prize profile badge π
And, our 10 Runners-Up, in random order!
Arduino-Based Smart Gate System Prototype for Vehicle Detection and Access Control
Salim α»lΓ‘nrewΓ‘jΓΊ Oyinlα»lΓ‘ γ» May 23 '23
AI-powered changelog updates on Slack, every Monday, with GitHub Actions
Max Prilutskiy γ» May 9 '23
Effortless Documentation of your Python Code with Github Actions and GPT3
Dhanush Reddy γ» May 4 '23
Introducing β¨ Relano - Create beautiful "What's new" videos and automate your project's social media!
Mohit Yadav γ» May 23 '23
Authentication system using Python (Django) and SvelteKit - Setup, Login & Logout
John Owolabi Idogun γ» May 17 '23
Bee, a mobile app for citizen science.
ruthmoog γ» May 16 '23
AdaGPT: AI support for Issues and Pull Requests right at your fingertips!
Chris Cook γ» May 2 '23
FruitifyMe! A deep learning fruitifier that uses Github actions, AWS, tensorflow and React.JS
Fady GA π γ» May 16 '23
All runners-up will receive:
- $250 USD gift card or equivalent π°
- $150 USD credit to the DEV Shop π
- DEV Sticker Pack π»
- DEV βGitHub + DEV 2023β Runner-Up profile badge π
Participants
All participants with a valid project will receive a DEV Sticker Pack and an βGitHub Hackathon 2023β participant profile badge. π
To everyone who submitted a project for this hackathon, we're giving you a huge round of applause. In the process of building your project, you sharpened your skills while learning something new. That's something to be very proud of.
Our team will follow up with all winners and participants about their prizes, gift codes, and stickers by Friday, June 23rd.
Great work, everyone! We hope you had a blast participating in the GitHub + DEV 2023 Hackathon.
Top comments (23)
Congrats!!
Didn't expect to win the hackathon! It's been a great learning experience. Thank you for the recognition! I'll continue to improve the GitHub action too ππ
Congrats everyone. It was a pleasure reading through and judging all your amazing entries.
Congratulations everyoneππΎ
Congrats for the winners.
Glad to see @fadygrab in the winers list ππ
Thanks @nandorholozsnyak π€©
hi everyone, kudos to all the participants!
@mishmanners Hi Michelle, thanks for your expertise!
how do we receive a follow up, i haven't seen one yet, is it email dev.to dm (do we have any dm here?) or else?
I have the same question too~
Congrats everyone! There were so many amazing submissions. It was truly hard to choose!!!
Like the tetris thing, really funny
Congraaats!
Congrats to the winners and all the participants! ππ
And a big THANKS to the organizers and judes!
I had a lot of fun and learned great deal of things! Please do hackathons more often π